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Chapter 3: Q. 88 (page 275)

Use the slope formula to find the slope of the line between pair of points(-2,4),(3,-1).

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The slope of the line between given pair of points is-1.

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Step 1. Given Information  

Pair of points:(-2,4),(3,-1).

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Step 2. Required to find 

Slope of the line.

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Step 3. Finding slope of the line using slope formula.  

Slope =y2-y1x2-x1

Slope =-1-43-(-2)

Slope =-55

Slope=-1

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